Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor I had the chance to try my first savory Krispy Kreme Hamburger at the Kansas State Fair. $9.25 with tax, there was a flavorful taste of two greasy donuts and a thin hamburger patty with a small spice to it. Inside of the hamburger is small mess pile… Continue reading Krispy misses the Kreme
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor A hidden treasure at the Kansas State Fair is learning how to bathe your chicken in the poultry building. Here are some steps on giving your chicken a nice bath. First thing on the list to get ready to start washing one’s chicken, one must grab three buckets,… Continue reading How to correctly wash your cock
Caelin Bragg Advertising & Distribution Manager Butler’s Headliners gave a resounding performance at the Kansas State Fair on Saturday, Sept. 15. Before they began their performance, Professor of Vocal Music Valerie Mack invited alumni to come to the stage and sing the National Anthem with the current Headliners. They started “From Page to Stage” with… Continue reading Headliners stun Kansas State Fair with ‘From Page to Stage’
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff When it comes to reviews, usually I like to be more critical with story writing, direction and acting, but with the Netflix series Atypical, it’s a story I think requires a lighter touch. Atypical is a story that follows Sam (Keir Gilchrist), a teenager with autism and the way he thinks… Continue reading Season two has its own unique charm
Cat Gonzales Photography & Social Media Editor “Wild Things: Nature and the Social Imagination” opened to the Butler campus Monday, Aug. 27 – Friday, Sept. 21. Sandra Williams, the artist whose work can be found at the E.B. White Art Gallery, has been exhibiting nationally since she was about 23 years old. Her pieces are… Continue reading Sandra Williams creates a new tale
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Change of hands: Errin Moore, the new friendly owner of The Next Chapter Books and Novelties, has taken over the bookstore, formerly known as The Book Grinder. Moore is adding new items made personally by her and some of the locals in Wichita and El Dorado. Her intention is to bring… Continue reading The Next Chapter is here to stay
Matthew Will Managing Editor After a successful season three, Last Chance U returns for another year at KJCCC school Independence Community College. Independence Head Coach Jason Brown impressed both local fans as well as the national audience with a 9-2 record as well as a conference championships. At first, the season met some negative feedback,… Continue reading Butler’s ‘Last Chance’ at stardom
Alfredo Garcia Lantern Staff Album – Ye Kanye West’s Ye album was released on Friday, June 1, by GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings. Kanye West features Ty Dolla $ign, Kid Cudi, Jeremih, Niki Minaj, Charlie Wilson, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Ant Clemons and 070 Shake. Kanye West’s last album was The Life of Pablo, which released on… Continue reading Staff Picks: Summer Entertainment Review
Tyler Krenzin Lantern Staff Album – Scorpion Hands down the most popular artists in the united states Drake brings the heat again with Scorpion. Arguably the album of the summer, leading into early fall Scorpion still is in the top five of music charts, and has several songs in the top 10 including “Nonstop” and… Continue reading Staff Picks: Summer Entertainment Review
Matthew Will Managing Editor Album – High on Life (Single) Martin Garrix debuted his newest single this summer, “High on Life” featuring Bonn. The song takes a familiar Garrix approach to EDM, a house beat with smooth, strong vocals and nice drop. Following his last release (“Ocean” featuring Khalid), “High on Life” makes Garrix fans… Continue reading Staff Picks: Summer Entertainment Review
